Renderings:
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Building:
53-story Class A office building with approximately 1.2 million rentable square feet
3 elevator zones, 21 total passenger elevators
9’-6” typical finished ceiling height
12’-0” finished ceilings on selected floors
The first typical office floor is Level 8, sitting 104’ above the plaza
Approximately 27,000 RSF per typical floor
Location:
One of the most prominent sites in the City
Bounded by Lake and Randolph Streets and the Chicago River
Transit Oriented Development (TOD): Immediate proximity to Union Station, Ogilve Transportation Center, multiple “El” stops, and all expressway systems
9 blocks to Millennium Park
Ample nearby dining, parking and local attractions
Views, Light and Air:
View corridors down all three branches of the Chicago River
Closest highrise is nearly 200-ft away
Outstanding visibility and branding opportunities
Amenities:
First-class service restaurant + casual dining venue
1.5 acres of plaza and park
6,500sf riverfront fitness center
Riverfront Conference facilities: Divisible ballroom / conference room, with seating up to 260 and ample prefunction space
Two boardroom / AV room spaces, with teleconference capability, seating approximately 20-25 people each
Onsite executive and valet parking; over 2,700 public parking spaces within 2 blocks
Technology & Infrastructure:
Redundant power from 2 different substations; 12kV riser to ComEd vaults serving each office floor
District cooling chilled water supply
Voice/Data redundancy with best in class diversity and bandwidth, including secure, redundant dark fiber to the building NetPop
Distributed antenna system
Secure tenant-accessible WiFi in all amenity spaces
Sustainability:
LEED-CS Gold Precertified
Maximization of open space
1.5 acre park plus a 100% green roof
High-performance floor-to-ceiling curtain wall system
High efficiency mechanical systems: lower operating costs and enhanced air quality
Use of low-VOC, non-emitting materials
Open floorplates and lobbies with significant natural daylight
High-efficiency plumbing design and fixtures
Current Status:
Credit: George @ SSP 8/25/2014
Reference:
- http://150northriverside.com/ (Developer Site)